You should seriously consider working here.

My students said that I should really seriously consider getting some protection.

When I was 14, I was asked to seriously consider a career path.

I call upon the members of this important forum to seriously consider the Panel's recommendations.

It was therefore ready to adopt the draft Convention and would seriously consider early ratification of the Convention.

It was time seriously to consider the possibility of a more realistic budget than the one approved in 2001.

Activists, impassioned by the justice of their cause, will not consider these questions. But world leaders should take them seriously.

We urgently appeal to donor countries to seriously consider the possibility of extending the benefit of this new positive measure to all least developed countries.

The problem has steadily worsened over time, and the CTC must begin seriously to consider remedial approaches to deal with the growing problem of tardy reports.

The Special Rapporteur has been informed that some ethnic nationality ceasefire groups have reportedly begun to seriously consider reviewing their policy of cooperation with the SPDC.

(e) To seriously consider ratifying, as a matter of priority, the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment Resolution 39 46, annex.

Eurobonds plus fiscal rules this formula is the euro s best hope for salvation. Unfortunately, another crisis or two might be necessary before European leaders consider it seriously.

The Statistics Division should be regarded as the leader in this work but it should seriously consider the engagement of an international advisory panel to provide assistance.

No single report can create a more secure world, but those who support that goal must hope that governments and their publics will consider seriously the Panel s recommendations.

Now, more than ever, the Security Council and the international community must seriously consider taking steps to regain the commitment of all Ivorian parties to the peace process.

Seriously.

Seriously.

Oh! Seriously?

Similarly, a State should seriously consider whether to grant diplomatic protection to its nationals in the event of the alleged existence of wrongful acts against them carried out by another State.

Taking Corbynomics Seriously

Taking August Seriously

And considering where you are coming from, and when we consider the extent to which it s not taken as seriously as it should be, what would you have to say about that?

Given the wide gap between obligations and the resources needed to meet them, there was a need to consider seriously ways of fulfilling the Charter purposes of maintaining international peace and security.

What will force us seriously to consider which of our noble desires can truly help to preserve life on Earth, and which will only spur humankind on to the abyss of self destruction?

Seriously, but dangerously fun.

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Harry fell seriously ill.

I must learn seriously.

Her brother seriously studies.

So now, if you take this metaphor of genome as program seriously, you have to consider that Chris Anderson is a computer fabricated artifact, as is Jim Watson, Craig Venter, as are all of us.

The IMF s major shareholders should seriously consider it. The renminbi s continued internationalization, not to mention further progress on critical financial reforms, would contribute to the creation of a more stable and efficient global reserve system.

You're seriously not my type.

I mean this quite seriously.

Janet Echelman Taking imagination seriously

Don't take things so seriously.

I take my health seriously.

Don't take my jokes seriously.

His brother takes studying seriously.

But seriously, seriously, we did get along, because we had a common goal of wanting to inspire these young people.

Seriously, we need to band together.

But seriously, what's wrong with this?

I seriously don't understand that girl.

And they take this stuff seriously.

Take things a little more seriously.